Learning Python with Practise

Exercism’s Python track is a good place to practice by concept: https://exercism.org/tracks/python . Pick an exercise that matches what you just learned, solve it without looking at solutions, then revisit it a day later and add a couple of your own edge cases. For example, after lists and loops, write a small script that counts repeated words in a text file. The official Python tutorial is useful when an exercise exposes a gap in syntax or the standard library: https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/ . What topics have you covered so far?

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Try runtime.school It has Python practice right in the browser, nothing to install, and it checks your answers as you go: https://www.runtime.school/python/practice

Try www.pythonmastery.io, you have a lot of practice programs to start with, give it a try and see if you like it.

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You can also practice in the terminal. But just be careful dont test something that could break stuff but like for basic equations, strings, integers, while statements, its good to practice. Freecodecamp has a lot of helpful lessons and they'll walk you through tutorials in the curriculum

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